Puyallup Homes & Real Estate

Puyallup Real Estate Market

Puyallup's housing market is primarily single-family homes, though there's a scattering of townhomes for sale and a few condos.

Detached homes generally start in the mid-to-high $300s, though those willing to take on a fixer-upper can often find homes below this price point. At the high end of the market, custom luxury homes may list for over $1 million, and multi-acre lots can sell as high as $2 million.

Condos for sale typically begin around the $300,000 mark, with townhomes usually starting in the low $300s. The market typically tapers off with 2-bedroom downtown condos and 4-bedroom townhomes in the mid-to-high $400s, though listings of $500,000+ are not unheard of.

Puyallup Community Amenities

Puyallup has one of the largest farmers markets in the state! The markets occur in Pioneer Park each Saturday from mid-April to mid-October, with a special holiday market in December. The market is so large that it fills the park and overtakes nearby streets. The historic downtown shopping area on North and South Meridian just north of Pioneer Park includes antique stores, cafés, delis, pubs and bars, and other shops.

The South Hill Mall is an indoor shopping center with 120+ stores, an indoor playground, restaurants, and a movie theater.

Puyallup Local Highlights

• Puyallup's two-week-long Spring Fair and Daffodil Festival features the Grand Floral Parade, the third-largest parade of flowers in the nation.
• The Washington State Fair is hosted in Puyallup and includes concerts, agricultural displays, art and hobby shows, wooden rollercoasters, and more. Be sure to try the famous Fisher Scones!
• Interested in locally grown food? Puyallup is surrounded by farmland, making it easy to find fresh ciders, local steak and seafood, farmers markets, farm-to-table restaurants, and more.
• Arts Downtown is Puyallup's outdoor sculpture gallery, home to more than 50 artworks, including a rotating gallery that changes every two years.

Puyallup School Information

Puyallup School District comprises 22 elementary schools, seven middle schools, and three high schools, as well as an alternative high school and an online school. There are about 10 private schools in the Puyallup area, covering grades PK–12.

When it comes to higher learning options, Puyallup has its own 2-year public college in Pierce College, and nearby Tacoma provides multiple options, including the University of Washington Tacoma Campus, Pacific Lutheran University, and the University of Puget Sound.